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From: Paula Cristina Salazar psala...@stanford.edu
Stanford’s Public Policy Program is pleased to announce its second
quarterly Science and Technology Policy Roundtable titled Technology
and Privacy: How can policy encourage innovation while preserving
privacy rights? on Tuesday, February 24.
I wanted to pass along information about two exciting chances next week to
engage with a senior delegation of 20 members of parliament from 11
countries around the use of ICTs to enhance governance.
The National Democratic Institute http://www.ndi.org (NDI), sponsored by
the Department of State,
Surveillance and Citizenship
State-Media-Citizen Relations After the Snowden Leaks
Conference and Workshop in collaboration with Unlike Us
18-19 June 2015
Cardiff University, UK
Speakers include:
Ben Wizner (ACLU, Edward Snowden’s lawyer)
Caspar Bowden (former Chief Privacy Adviser for
I know a number of VPN providers have a mode for hiding their OpenVPN
connections (the VPN provider I have calls it
Chameleon and says it's proprietary and you have to use their software).
The solution that I personaly think might be better, is using Mumble in
half duplex mode over TOR.
On Thu, Feb 12, 2015, at 04:06 PM, Brian Behlendorf wrote:
And this is why even people who care about their privacy still use Skype.
Is it really that hard? 2-step process below.
1) Setup VPN
Astrill and Express VPNs are both working in China, as of today.
https://www.astrill.com/
